your "getting started" page is like a crash course in building websites with javascript - just forwarded it to a bunch of friends
it felt like you were giving a smart person a crash course in javascript
wish more apps sturctured their tutorials like this
great job!
One thing: it feels like it's aimed at people who are already competent at javascript
but your tutorial isn't too many steps away from a being solid "javascript for absolute beginners" guide
So would be cool if you made it slightly more beginner friendly, like I'm sure you're losing a lot of engagment and users because they read the first line of your guide and immediately think it's too complicated
"Mithril is a client-side Javascript MVC framework, i.e. it's a tool to make application code divided into a data layer (called "Model"), a UI layer (called View), and a glue layer (called Controller)"
Like I'd suggest adding a VERY simple sentence about why you'd want to use javascript AT ALL
both on the guide and the start page
like if someone landed on your page and they were good at HTML and css but never really programmed, they could probably use your framework to build their first programming project if you made it a little more beginner-friendly
it felt like you were giving a smart person a crash course in javascript
wish more apps sturctured their tutorials like this
great job!
One thing: it feels like it's aimed at people who are already competent at javascript
but your tutorial isn't too many steps away from a being solid "javascript for absolute beginners" guide
So would be cool if you made it slightly more beginner friendly, like I'm sure you're losing a lot of engagment and users because they read the first line of your guide and immediately think it's too complicated
"Mithril is a client-side Javascript MVC framework, i.e. it's a tool to make application code divided into a data layer (called "Model"), a UI layer (called View), and a glue layer (called Controller)"
Like I'd suggest adding a VERY simple sentence about why you'd want to use javascript AT ALL
both on the guide and the start page
like if someone landed on your page and they were good at HTML and css but never really programmed, they could probably use your framework to build their first programming project if you made it a little more beginner-friendly
great work! :)